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The manuscript of this book is selected from the NetEase non-fiction public account "thelivings", a series of manuscripts published in its "Job Searching China" column, which are practitioners from all walks of life describing their work or the work of those around them: farmers, app content reviewers, sales, history Teachers, sailors, gold analysts, locksmiths, grassroots community investigators... These workers are either caught up in the times, or rise to the occasion; some actively pursue their ideals, or are helpless to survive; some find the value of life in their profession, or find the meaning of life after being lost. Their experiences interpret the ups and downs of different professions. Their work supports the smooth operation of this society. Their stories reflect the life of contemporary Chinese people like a kaleidoscope. In these "real stories, real life", we can see a vivid contemporary China, and perhaps, we can also rethink the value and meaning of "work" itself.

This book selects Mao Zedong's comments on fifteen senior Kuomintang generals including Wei Lihuang, Ma Zhanshan, Deng Baoshan, Bai Chongxi, Tang Enbo, Yang Hucheng, Li Zongren, Zhang Huizhan, Hu Zongnan, Yan Xishan, Fu Zuoyi, and Dai Anlan. It may interpret the background and intentions of the characters Mao Zedong commented on, or tell the stories between Mao Zedong and the characters he commented on, revealing many little-known inside stories of the long-term struggle and several cooperations between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and fully demonstrating Mao Zedong's far-sighted political foresight, unwavering revolutionary belief, consummate fighting art and outstanding leadership skills.

The author of this book wrote a large number of experiences and notes while traveling with the warship, and took hundreds of thousands of precious photos. In the form of pictures and text, this book tells the author's personal experiences and experiences, and shows readers from a new perspective the friendly exchanges between the Chinese Navy and navies around the world, the touching scenes of overseas Chinese and relatives from the motherland gathered around the world, as well as the little-known stories of Chinese warships sailing on the ocean and his own personal experience. It has a strong sense of reality and readability. The author uses vivid language, touching details, and exquisite pictures to describe the blue sky of the Mediterranean Sea, the white clouds of the Indian Ocean, the roaring waves of the Atlantic Ocean, and the huge waves of the Pacific Ocean. He truly records his more than ten visits to six continents and three oceans with Chinese warships. This book presents the history of the development of the Chinese Navy through records of warship visits, and covers rich oceanic culture such as world military, ship knowledge, terminology, geography, history, and ocean. It has authoritative historical and academic reference value. The book introduces the development history of our country's naval fleet to various countries through storytelling. It also popularizes knowledge about the navy through historical events. The book is full of patriotic feelings and interest.

This book was selected for the special funding project of the National Publishing Fund "Looking Back at the Centennial of the Founding of the Party", the 2021 Chinese Writers Association key works support project, the 2021 theme publishing funding project of the Zhejiang Culture and Art Development Fund, the "14th Five-Year Plan" key publishing planning project of Zhejiang Province, the 2021 "Zhejiang Edition Media Good Books", and the December 2021 Chinese Good Books List. This book is a key topic to celebrate the centenary of the founding of the Party. It is the first reportage in China that systematically and comprehensively examines the "Communist Manifesto". It is an excellent work with realistic themes that is deeply rooted in the history of the Party. Using reportage techniques, this book goes in-depth from a small perspective and traces its origins, from Marx and Engels writing the "Communist Manifesto", to the founding of the Communist Party of China, to Chen Wangdao's translation of the full Chinese version of the "Communist Manifesto", and gives a panoramic account of the first part of the "Communist Manifesto" The past and present of the publication of the full Chinese translation, and firmly grasping the main line of translating the "Communist Manifesto", depict the "Wangdao" among intellectuals in the early twentieth century, as well as the influence on China's first generation leaders during the dissemination of the "Communist Manifesto" and the significance it brought to the Chinese revolution.

This book is a new work in the "Deep Blue's Story" series, which narrates the real police situations that Deep Blue experienced during the police dispatch. Among them are highly readable stories such as "Catch the gangster who stalked the factory flower" and "The Vanishing Child": two major cases that were solved many years ago, and two investigators who have been pursuing the case for many years, revealing the intricate truth and hidden human hearts; there are also focuses on the urgent and busy work of the frontline police; but more of them are about some things that cannot be avoided by the wife. , Husband, parents, children, these core identities are seemingly ordinary stories: how a "good boy" from a young age ended up being arrested for gang involvement, how a pair of successful parents raised a crazy child, how the former adopted son turned into an enemy... Under the social tragedies and comedies staged in turn, it is a step-by-step questioning of choices and people's hearts!

I learned that Mr. Chen Ling, a model traffic policeman in Tonglu, spent nearly 40 years compiling the stories of his time as a police officer. At first glance, there were 1.33 Million words, and I was really amazed. After a closer look at the stories, I was impressed by the personality charm of Officer Chen Ling, and was even more applauded by his continuous writing over time. Afterwards, it was deleted and selected into the book "How a Model Worker Was Made." During this span of nearly 40 years, between the "command station" and the "preaching platform", Teacher Chen Ling used his youth and blood to write a "one policeman, two posts" record without stopping. But many people don't know that while he was dedicated to the cause of the traffic police, this ordinary traffic policeman had six stents on his heart during the years of being exposed to the sun and rain, but he saved countless lives and received numerous banners and awards at home.

A strong country must be strong in intelligence, and a country's effective decision-making and rise are closely related to the support of think tanks. In recent years, party and state leaders have attached great importance to the construction of think tanks and have continuously promoted the important role of think tanks in policy research, decision-making consultation and state governance. "Think Tanks of Great Powers" tells the story of the power and promoters of think tanks behind the rise of New China. The author conducted exclusive interviews with scholars or experts who participated in decision-making or provided intellectual support and practical solutions in different fields, such as Zhou Nan, Li Junru, Wu Liangyong, Li Dianren, Liu Binjie, Lin Yifu, Hu Angang, Ye Qizhen, Wei Jizhong, Zhou Hongyu, Wang Liming, and Zhou Yezhong, and restored their involvement in high-level participation. The background and details of discussing politics or influencing policies and promoting social development and progress through their own research highlight their efforts to provide new thinking for national governance. While recording some thrilling major events and decision-making processes, they also restore their professional careers and lives outside of academia.

"A decisive victory requires determination, and the key is the beginning." From policy design to implementation, the victory in poverty alleviation and the realization of a comprehensive moderately prosperous society cannot be separated from the wisdom and efforts of experts in various fields. "A Great Country, a Well-off Country" tells the story of the people and events behind the decisive victory in poverty alleviation, and the 12 meritorious models behind a comprehensive well-off society. The author has exclusive interviews with economists, sociologists, agriculture experts, agricultural scientists and rural wealth leaders, such as Du Runsheng, Ma Hong, Yuan Longping, Li Zhensheng, Cai Fang, He Keng, Tan Chongtai, Li Peilin, Wen Tiejun, Wu Renbao, Zhou Baosheng, Peng Zhaowang, real It reproduces the extraordinary measures and extraordinary actions taken by some areas to achieve poverty alleviation. It reproduces how the Chinese people have high morale, roll up their sleeves and work harder, and how they take on their responsibilities and make contributions in the journey to a comprehensive well-off society...

"A promising nation cannot be without heroes, and a promising country cannot be without pioneers." "The Backbone of a Great Country" tells the story of more than a dozen heavyweights or meritorious figures in different fields - Qian Xuesen, Tu Youyou, Zhang Fuqing, Zhong Nanshan, Gao Mingxuan, Fan Jinshi, Zhou Youguang, Yang Liwei, Cha Quanxing, Hu Fuming, Wu Jiong, Xu Haifeng, and Wang Kun. They are the role models of the Chinese nation and the benchmark for Chinese people to respect and learn from. Here are interviews with their legendary lives, descriptions of their outstanding achievements, and excavations of their loyalty, perseverance and other personal charms. These vivid characters and vivid scenes, these typical events that mark the development of the times and role models who symbolize the spirit of the times, inspire future generations to draw on the power of role models and forge ahead on the road to national rejuvenation.

As a documentary work that reflects the construction of ecological civilization in the new era, "Green Waters and Green Mountains" combines text and pictures to objectively record the achievements of my country's ecological priority and green development. It affectionately tells the characteristics of history, humanities, and natural scenery in various places. Through typical characters and events and the ecological protection stories behind them, it presents the wisdom of green development that goes hand in hand with poverty alleviation and development and ecological protection to revitalize the countryside, enrich the people, and beautify the ecology. Fully demonstrated in theory and based on extensive field visits, "Green Waters and Green Mountains" uses typical examples to give reliable answers to the harmonious coexistence of man and nature and how to build common prosperity among green waters and green mountains.

"The Breeze Ever Blooms" is a documentary literature that reflects the touching deeds and noble moral character of Zhou Yongkai, an outstanding Communist Party member in the country and winner of the "July 1st Medal". The work recalls Zhou Yongkai's original mission of being a communist when he joined the Communist Party of China, and narrates the touching story of Zhou Yongkai's persistence in retiring and taking root in Wanyuan Huahe Mountain for nearly 20 years, protecting the ecological environment and striving for common prosperity. He led the masses to afforestation, protected green waters and mountains, and built a national nature reserve in the local area. He paved a road to wealth for the local people by experimentally planting calyx shells and other Chinese medicinal materials. He actively led the people to build roads and solve the electricity problem, changing the face of local poverty. He donated funds to students, cared about education, and cultivated a new generation... The work fully demonstrated Zhou Yongkai's spiritual quality of being loyal to the party and sincerely serving the people throughout his life, and created a glorious image of a Communist who always follows the party and serves the people.

"Deep in the Plains" is a record of the author's deep participation in poverty alleviation work. It truly reproduces the joys, sorrows and joys of the fight against poverty in the new era, and depicts the hardships and joys of the poverty alleviation team members. The work pays attention to the selection of representative details, using details of the era, environment, characters, dialogue, and psychological details as elements to structure the author's literary record and interpretation of the great era and the fight against poverty. The language is simple, the emotions are sincere, and it has high ideological and artistic qualities.

This is a long non-fiction work that tells the origin, legend and story of Dazhou Village, Linying County, Henan Province, a village with a history of more than 600 years and a population of more than 2,000 people. This manuscript is a targeted in-depth life project of the Chinese Writers Association in 2019. Novelist Zhou Xuanpu uses documentary techniques to express the past and present of Dazhou Village, a village in the Central Plains. With an innocent heart, she writes a deeply affectionate and delicate book about returning home. Our inherent concepts and impressions of villages have been refreshed and rewritten. Xiaodazhou Village has integrated into the process of urban-rural integrated development and ushered in opportunities and new life that have never been seen in the history of the Chinese nation.

"Murderous Intentions Hidden in Cases: Files of the Four Mysterious Cases of the Qing Dynasty" is a non-fiction historical documentary, covering the four famous strange cases that occurred in the Qing Dynasty: the Imperial Examination Case, the Gansu Relief Case, the Horse Stabbing Case, and Yang Naiwu and Xiao Baicai. These four cases were all sensational cases at the time, and each had its own distinctive characteristics and profound background, which could fundamentally reflect the political, military, social, and people's livelihood aspects of the Manchu dynasty. The book "Case Hidden Murderous Intent: Files of the Four Mysterious Cases of the Qing Dynasty" takes major cases as the focus and main line. At the same time, it is not limited to the case itself. It briefly explains the historical background and relevant figures of the major cases to better reflect the characteristics of the times. It can be said that these four major historical cases condense the honor, disgrace and vicissitudes of the Manchu Dynasty for more than two hundred years.

The majestic Great Hall of the People is a famous modern Chinese large-scale building that absorbs the essence of Chinese and foreign architectural art and has a strong national style. It represents the image of the country from one side and has become the focus of attention around the world. All these make the Great Hall of the People a place that people across the country admire and yearn for, and a sacred temple in the hearts of people of all ethnic groups across the country. This book takes the planning and construction of the Great Hall of the People as the main line and relies on the political, diplomatic and social activities held by the party and the country. It uses a parallel perspective, popular language, and narrative method to break down the research results and what is seen and heard into a number of fascinating stories, so that people can fully understand the Great Hall in detail from the plots of these stories, and also pay high respect to the builders of the Great Hall.

This book aims to provide patriotism education for the new era in Yunnan from 1921 to 2021 as the theme, taking the opportunity to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, to be historical, popular, accurate, and to be effective in accordance with the central government's standards and evaluations of historical figures. The materials have sources, are objective and evidence-based, and are written in a popular and appropriate way. It mainly studies and writes about 100 representative figures of Yunnan revolutionary martyrs and outstanding Communist Party members as role models, including Wang Fusheng, Zhang Bojian, Wang Youde, Zhou Baozhong, Luo Binghui, Nie Er, Ai Siqi, Wang Xiji, and Yang Shanzhou. It vigorously promotes the fine tradition of patriotism and revolutionary spirit, inherits the history of the Communist Party of China, and promotes righteousness. It is a popular book on patriotic education with great historical value and positive energy.

This book records the 35 years of the Hangzhou Xi Women's Chorus from its founding in 1985. It records the growth, glory, suspension and nirvana of a social amateur music group in the form of pictures and texts. The anthology contains nearly a hundred old and new photos, and collects more than 70 news reports and memorial articles of relevant personnel. Through objective event records and subjective descriptions of choir witnesses, the entire group's spirit of constantly pursuing the highest realm of art and persisting in selfless dedication is conveyed, inspiring everyone with ideals.

How many secrets might be hidden in the small city where we grew up? After graduating from college, Jiang Shu returned to his hometown, a small town in Huainan, and became a policeman. In the process of criminal investigation, he gradually discovered that the people here were both familiar and unfamiliar. It turned out that they had another face: the neighbor who lived in the same community turned out to be the main criminal of the tomb robbery group. The Internet cafe owner who helped play games turned into a big drug dealer. A normally gentle middle school physics teacher suddenly killed his depressed girlfriend. The trusted informant came to the police station to report for theft every now and then. After arresting more and more acquaintances, Jiang Shu realized that they were so strange. These stories that happened to acquaintances give people a glimpse of the evil in ordinary life. By remembering them, you can avoid the dangers around you; by understanding them, you can see clearly the fragility of our human nature.

In the form of documentary literature, this book tells the story of the growth and transformation of the red young writer. Especially after the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, she transformed from an ordinary literary youth to a lover of the Communist Party of China, an advocate of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and a believer in Marxism. After the 2014 Literature and Art Symposium, she responded to General Secretary Xi Jinping's call for writers to take root at the grassroots level and among the people, and took the initiative to work and live in Daluozhuang Village. She worked hard to study and study Marxist classic theoretical works, and achieved true learning, true understanding, and true belief. Established deep family and comradeship with many old party members. Guided creation with Marxist literary and artistic views, and grew into an outstanding literary worker of the party.

This book was created by Lu Shaoxian, a deputy county-level cadre in Zhongmu County, Henan Province and director of the Office of the Leading Group for Solving Difficult Petitions and Complaints in Zhongmu County, based on his many years of experience in grassroots petition work. The book has approximately 170,000 words. Starting from the actual situation of petition work, combined with his own personal experience and keen thinking, the author deeply interprets the current situation and characteristics of rural petition work in the new era, and focuses on the theme of how to solve the problems of petition work in the new era. From the perspectives of smoothing channels for petitions, standardizing the order of petitions, resolving social conflicts, and solving difficult problems of petitions, the author combines theory with practice, objective analysis, rational thinking, and puts forward solutions and examples. He provides suggestions and suggestions for innovative social governance, resolving social conflicts, and building a harmonious society, and contributes wisdom and strength to local development.

"Embroidered Spring Breeze" is a literary work that reflects the theme of poverty alleviation. "Embroidered Spring Breeze" takes the rural poverty alleviation road of the intangible cultural heritage technique "Shengjing Manchu Embroidered Cheongsam" as its warp, and the grassroots practice of the "first secretary" in the village and the broad masses of farmers as its weft. The warp and weft are intertwined, truly recording the changes of the current rural era, reflecting the difficulty, depth and achievements of poverty alleviation with small incisions and big emotions, weaving and embroidering a field picture of "when the spring breeze rises, all things grow" on the land of Liaoning.

"April Fool's Day Saying Goodbye" is a life biography written by Australian national treasure writer Bryce Courtney for his son Damon who died young. It is a true story of illness, frustration and anger, as well as courage, struggle and love. Damon was born with hemophilia and his life was much shorter than the average person's. Even more unfortunately, he was accidentally infected with HIV during a routine blood transfusion when he was 17 years old, and was later diagnosed. Suffering from the dual torture of hemophilia and AIDS, he also suffered from mental problems for a time. Despite this, he still worked hard to survive and wanted to live with dignity by his own strength. In his short life, he also enjoyed the love from his parents and two brothers. More importantly, he had love. A girl named Celeste loved and accompanied Damon deeply until the end of his life. On April 1, 1991, Dimon, who was only 24 years old, died of complications. Before his death, he begged his father, a writer, to write his life story into a book. This is the origin of the book "Goodbye on April Fool's Day". In addition to his father Bryce writing most of the chapters, Damon himself (written during his lifetime), his mother Benita, and Damon's lover Celeste also wrote a part each and jointly completed the book. About life and health, family affection and love, reflections on parent-child relationships and fatherhood, criticism of the medical system and bureaucracy... This is by no means a simple biography, it is a work on life issues worthy of everyone's reflection.

Here are 12 stories about our bodies. The human body has a protective mechanism. Your body, every cell in your body, is trying its best to protect your life and health. Michelle Harper is a female emergency department doctor who has worked in the emergency department for more than ten years. She faces high-risk emergencies every day, and has also seen how powerful the human body is in its ability to repair and protect itself: the girl who had an epileptic seizure had another truth hidden behind the bleeding liver; the skull was hit by a bullet. The only sound a man could make was "Save me! Mom"; the female soldier deliberately concealed being sexually assaulted during service, but her body left traces of abortion; the old man had no pulse or heartbeat, but he resumed breathing 19 minutes later... From a corner of the emergency room, we get a glimpse of society and the true meaning of life. Full of empathy, Harper witnessed from story after story: Doctors play a very important role in the treatment of patients, but it is the patient's own body and will that really play the role of bringing life back to life. In the process of helping patients establish an optimistic mood, the trauma that the doctor did not want to mention was slowly healed. Harper put this two-way healing into writing, telling us how to listen to and talk to the body, and truly learn to love ourselves.

"People can tell where you come from at a glance." "The father is a single tree, living in isolation, and an open fist that may be clenched at any time and fall on his daughter." Following the success of "She's from Mariupol", Natasha Wardin embarked on a journey to trace her father, telling the story of her mother's suicide in 1956. The author longs for a normal life and desperately wants to get rid of her origin as a displaced person, integrate into German society, and escape from her Russian roots. However, her father imprisons her, forbids her to wear red shoes, beats her, and tries every means to keep her away from the German world. The father who frightened her all the time was born in the Tsarist Russia era and spanned almost the entire 20th century. His life has always been a mystery to her daughter: Why did her father refuse to learn German? He could only speak two words, "yes" and "no"? Why did he remain silent about his first forty years in Russia? Through all the silence, somewhere in the shadows, is a tumultuous and appalling history. In the process of trying to find the key to understanding, Natasha used her experience of being homeless and having nowhere to go to write about her father's silence, as well as the contradictions and struggles of the abnormal father-daughter relationship.

"Flowers on the Sea: Daily Life of Women in Shanghai Worker New Village" is the research result of the "Urbanization, Gender and Southern Hemisphere - Transforming Knowledge Network Research Project Shanghai Team (Gen Urb)". It includes oral history interviews with six women and three grassroots mother-daughter pairs in Shanghai Worker New Village, as well as a four-week online and offline diary workshop. Through participatory field observation, it explores gender issues from the perspective of urban development and family communities under socialist construction.

This is a collection of stories about the growth of many ordinary revolutionary fighters in the practice of long-term struggle. The 20 war veterans from Xiyang are all members of the Communist Party and have participated in the War of Liberation. They have witnessed the broken mountains and rivers and the destruction of their families since they were ignorant teenagers. Therefore, they embraced the belief of saving the country and the people. They experienced the flames of war and narrowly escaped death, and grew into qualified soldiers who showed their swords on the battlefield. And their patriotism has continued into peacetime, and they will continue to play an important role in new eras and new positions. The red spirit is the soul of the nation. Only by keeping in mind the dedication of the revolutionary warriors can we appreciate the hard-won peace and quiet in the years. General Secretary Xi Jinping once proposed, "Let the fire of faith keep burning, let the red gene be integrated into the blood, and let the red spirit inspire strength." This book can provide useful spiritual food for the majority of party members and cadres to make contributions in the new era. This book can also provide a vivid teaching material for the majority of young people to learn patriotic education and inherit the red gene.

"Memory of the Anti-Japanese Alliance" is a trustworthy history of the Anti-Japanese Alliance. It is a rich and emotional work that military writer Jiang Baocai spent many years devoting himself to creating and analyzing the history of the 14-year struggle against the Allied Forces from literary and historical perspectives. Each work is an excavation or even rescue of folk memory. The author did not study historical materials in piles of paper, but went to the battlefields of the past and conducted in-depth interviews with hundreds of veterans - the "living fossils" of the Anti-Japanese War. The author gives the greatest reservation to the narrator's tone, accent, eyes, and body language, and uses his sharp eyes to decipher some historical mysteries. Each work has the author's visit and research, selecting the historical "gold sand" that has been ignored and thrown away, solidifying the little-known historical moments in words, and storing them in the memory bank of the national war of resistance. So there is the story of Yang Jingyu who ran like an ostrich in the mountains and forests, Zhao Shangzhi who was called a hero by the enemy, Zhao Yiman who was a loving mother on the battlefield and the execution ground of the Red Hero, Chai Shirong who looked at his face and disappeared, Chen Hanzhang who returned to his hometown after 70 years of absence, and eight women who jumped into the river to freeze the frame...

The author of the first part, Li Yaosha, spent more than ten years searching for and interviewing anti-war veterans and survivors who participated in the Suizao, Hundred Regiment, and Shanggao battles, truly restoring the scenes of the three major wars, and revealing many unknown truths for the first time. The second part tells the story of the more influential defensive battles on the frontal battlefield, including the Battle of Shipai, the Battle of Changde, the Battle of Hengyang, and the Battle of Guilin. Although these defensive battles were fought fiercely and tragically, except for the battle to defend Shipai, the rest failed. The third part tells the story of the Chinese army fighting on three battlefields during the Anti-Japanese War: the battlefield behind enemy lines, the frontal battlefield, and the India-Burma battlefield. This book connects the process of this war through the narrations and memories of many veterans who personally participated in the India-Burma battlefield.

The 2.73 Million people left behind by Japanese society have experienced an employment ice age and become middle-aged freelancers. Just because they can't find a stable formal job, they are forced to give up love, marriage, childbirth, interpersonal relationships, and real estate. They continue to lose everything in life, losing sight of dreams and hopes... This book describes the current situation of middle-aged freelancers in the form of interviews, and also proposes some feasible solutions.

Zamperini was once an incorrigible little devil who did all kinds of evil, but as a teenager, he integrated his rebellious spirit into running and showed his amazing talent in sports. In 1936, Zamperini represented the United States at the Berlin Olympics; he then looked forward to winning the gold medal at the next Olympics and worked hard to do so. However, the outbreak of World War II turned this Olympian into a soldier. An ordinary flight took him on a fateful voyage, and a small life raft led him into an unknown abyss. What awaits Zamperini is the vast ocean stretching for thousands of miles and sharks jumping out of the water from time to time. Hunger, thirst, enemy planes, and even more horrific years as a prisoner of war eroded him. He fought back despair with creativity, and resisted suffering with hope, determination and humor. His fate hangs on the string of will that has gradually worn out...

Qu Quansheng wrote short and medium-length documentary works in the "General Series" in recent years. Some of these works have been published in domestic newspapers and periodicals, while others have not. These stories about the founding generals are all trivial notes about the work and life of some senior PLA generals that Qu Quansheng came into contact with. Now that they are collected and published, it is undoubtedly the best tribute to the high moral integrity of these generals. The documentary literature "Generals of the Western Frontier" published by the People's Liberation Army Literature and Art Publishing House is a painstaking work written by Qu Quansheng, a veteran military writer and former deputy political commissar of the Chengdu Military Region, for readers over a period of three years. It is also a gift to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. This work presents the work, style, and life details of the seven founding generals of the Xinjiang army in the 1970s and 1980s in front of readers one by one.

In early 1938, Tan Youlin was ordered to go from Yan'an to Honghu to rebuild the party organization. He met Qiu Yun, a progressive female college student at Chaoyang College in Shashi, and introduced Qiu Yun to join the party together with Qian Ying, the Organization Minister of the Hubei Provincial Party Committee. Later, Tan and Qiu fell in love. After Tan Youlin's identity was exposed, he kissed Qiu Yun goodbye by the Jingjiang River and transferred from Wuhan to eastern Henan to join the New Fourth Army. Qiu Yun stayed in the Honghu area, using his father's clinic as a cover to engage in underground work for the party. In 1944, when Tan Youlin went to Yan'an to attend the Seventh National Congress, he met Qian Ying, who also came to attend the Seventh National Congress. Qian Ying told Tan Youlin that Qiu Yun was discovered by the Japanese on the ship and died jumping into the Yangtze River when he was on a mission in Chongqing. Later, with the care of Deng Yingchao, Hu Yaobang, Chen Geng and others, Tan Youlin met, fell in love with and married Deng Yingchao's goddaughter Lu Fang. In fact, Qiu Yun did not die. She grew up by the Jingjiang River and was very good at swimming. After jumping into the river, she swam to the shore and went to the New Fourth Army to look for Tan. She was arranged by Peng Xuefeng to go to Yan'an. As soon as she arrived at the Yan'an Border Area, she learned that Tan was married. She gave up the idea of ​​leaving Yan'an and stayed in the border area hospital to become a doctor and changed her name to Han Yu. For more than 60 years, Han Yu's eyes have been following Tan's life trajectory, paying attention to the ups and downs, ups and downs of his life, keeping his love for him deep in his heart, and never marrying for the rest of his life.

"Zhejiang Electric Power Memory" is a large-scale oral interview project organized and compiled by State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. The main interview subjects are historical witnesses of major events and important activities in the history of Zhejiang Electric Power. The interviewees' recordings, videos and related materials are standardized and collated, proofread and drafted. Their letters, diaries, photos, physical objects and other archival materials are collected to establish Zhejiang Electric Power Oral History Archives and finally compiled into a volume. This is the first volume of this book, which mainly interviews 27 retired employees of State Grid Zhejiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. The content of the book is vividly described. The narrators include both skilled workers who have worked on the front line and those who have experienced the policy changes of the reform. Looking back on the past, they used simple language to describe the original scene with their own words, which ultimately paved the way for the glorious development of Zhejiang Electric Power.

"Maoban Ship" adopts the rigorous attitude of "holding a stone to hit a floating ball" and reflects the domineering spirit of Meishan ship merchants and sailors in the budding period of Chinese capitalism, who were brave in innovation, dared to take risks, and were not afraid of hardships and hardships. It panoramically describes the spectacular scenes of giant Maoban ships shipping in Zijiang, Dongting Lake, and the Yangtze River more than 200 years ago. It meticulously and tortuously demonstrates the role played by Meishan martial arts masters in the war for more than a hundred years. It also explores Meishan martial arts very profoundly. Not only that, "Maoban Ship" also expands on the impact of Maoban ship shipping history on Meishan area's economy, culture, education, military and other aspects from a philosophical perspective, especially the impact of Maoban ship shipping history on Hunan Army commander Zeng Guofan, Chen Tianhua who awakened the Chinese people, as well as the China Alliance, the Revolution of 1911, etc. "Maoban Ship" briefly and accurately describes the "post-Maoban Ship era", that is, the Hankou Pier was placed under military control after 1949, the state built the Zhexi Hydropower Station, making Maoban Ship history, and the state's socialist transformation of the Maoban Ship economy.

The author Mourière Droma is a French clinical psychologist and forensic expert in child psychology. More than 20 years of experience in treating seriously ill, disabled, paralyzed, and seriously injured children and their families in the pediatric intensive care unit have convinced her that only by accepting the truth and telling the truth can the soul be freed. She taught a dying girl to express her love to her lover by spelling with her eyes. She accompanied the little boy to bid farewell to his sister's body and discussed death with him. She helped the parents of a girl who died suddenly and promised to donate organs. She witnessed the ethical struggle when the medical team decided to terminate treatment... Using many real cases as clues, she told about her bumpy career, taking us into the daily life of the hospital, showing the pain, courage and true feelings of the patient's family, and singing for the little fireflies shining in the long night of adversity.

Generations of Japanese women in the past gave birth to many children, took care of their elderly and demented parents, worked hard to overcome poverty, and quickly ended their short lives... But who said that women are born to be attached to their husbands and contribute to their families? As time goes by, housewives are becoming more and more determined to develop themselves. They are burdened with heavy caregiving pressure, they are bursting with vitality, they have no place to express their depression and have to end their lives... Together, they depict the portrait of modern Japanese women in their old age. How to age with more dignity? Has the "revolution" of wives, mothers, and daughters-in-law succeeded?

There is a child who was diagnosed with Down syndrome with damaged internal organs when she was just born. There is little hope of sustaining life. If you were her parents, a doctor, a nurse, or an outsider who has nothing to do with her, would you choose to save her or let her die? Focusing on the life and death of this child with Down syndrome, Japanese society has launched a heated discussion, questioning the meaning of life, and reflecting on mankind's continuous pursuit of evolution... This is a life rescue race against death. But was the child finally saved?

Back in 1933, in the Berkeley Hills of California, there was a private laboratory filled with rare objects - beakers, microscopes, Bunsen burners and hundreds of books... The owner of the laboratory was Edward Oscar Heinrich, the pioneer of forensic science in the United States. Heinrich was America's first expert witness and solved at least 2,000 cases during his 40-year career. He is good at finding clues, establishing evidence, and deducing the correct answer with a seemingly super-powerful thinking technique. He also pioneered many forensic identification methods that are still in use today, such as blood stain analysis, ballistic analysis, latent fingerprint extraction and analysis, etc., Permanently changing the way criminal investigations are conducted, and is known as the "American Sherlock Holmes". This book combines real cases, scientific investigation, and insights into human nature, recreating that era when technology was far less developed than modern times. Heinrich's great wisdom allows us to understand his profound impact on crime scene investigation and the legal system, examine the chaotic history of criminal investigation, and glimpse the difficult birth of forensic science.

Thirty years ago, Huang Ji became famous at home and abroad in the documentary literature "Generals' decisive battles are not just on the battlefield". A new chapter is released. Following the previous part, it tells the complicated story of Du Yuming, Song Xilian, Huang Wei, Wang Yaowu, Shen Zui, Wen Qiang and other generals who were defeated by the Kuomintang in prison. After the transformation of Dan's thoughts, the newly added lower part continues the story of their nearly half-century life after they were pardoned and suffered the impact of the "Cultural Revolution" and experienced the baptism of reform and opening up until the death of the last "war criminal" in the new millennium. The complete book (including the upper and lower parts) can be called a complete history of "reformation" and a true history of human nature. The first part was published thirty years ago and caused a sensation at home and abroad. It was praised as "participating in the chorus of ideological emancipation." Thirty years later, the second part was written, giving a complete answer to history and a complete interpretation of human nature.

This book contains interviews with 16 families with intellectual disabilities who work at Papa John's restaurants. Each family's oral history consisted of interviews and observations. There are generally 2-5 interviews, including interviews with parents, colleagues, and people with intellectual disabilities themselves. Observation is an observation record of the working conditions of a person with intellectual disabilities on a certain day, which is expressed in the form of a table. The interview questions mostly focused on the causes of illness, schooling, employment, marriage and love and other growth issues of people with intellectual disabilities. In the book, we can also feel the most selfless parental love in the world. Most of the 16 families choose to have only one child, and they want to give complete parental love to their mentally retarded children. The family circumstances of these families are very different, but what they have in common is their determination to be responsible for their children's lives and their courage to take responsibility. They do not blame others, but do their best to enable these children to actively integrate into society, not to be disconnected from society, and to master skills and realize their own life value in the workplace.

This volume contains interviews with fifteen Special Olympics coaches. Most of them have been exposed to Special Olympics for many years, have practical experience in training Special Olympics athletes, and are familiar with the development of Special Olympics in China at the grassroots level. Coaches are the link between Special Olympics, children with intellectual disabilities, and their parents. Through studying in special schools and being trained by coaches, children can acquire the basic abilities to participate in social activities. They uphold the belief of "changing a child, warming a family", creating more opportunities and better platforms for all children with intellectual disabilities, so that society can see the abilities of people with intellectual disabilities through sports and be willing to accept them. At the same time, in group life and Special Olympics sports, children's self-reliance is cultivated so that they can succeed, develop, and find opportunities for life to bloom. By interviewing Special Olympics coaches, this book can not only understand the development status of Special Olympics sports in contemporary China, but also speak out for people with intellectual disabilities from another perspective.

"Special Olympics is a mutual aid activity for human beings, embodying the truth, goodness and beauty of human beings." (Liberation Daily, June 8, 2007, Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Secretary Xi Jinping's speech during an investigation into the construction of Shanghai Special Olympics venues) Every life is equal, and the attitude towards the disabled and disadvantaged groups reflects the degree of civilization and the quality of citizens of a city. Special Olympics oral history records the personal experiences of people with intellectual disabilities and disability practitioners in the form of one-on-one interviews, hoping to become a small step in promoting the progress of social civilization. There are two types of interview subjects: one is people with intellectual disabilities and their family members, colleagues, and teachers, who completely record the life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities from birth to the present, and tell the life stories and life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities, that is, tell the personal life history and family life history of people with intellectual disabilities. The second is to interview ordinary people engaged in the cause of disabled people, such as Special Olympics coaches, principals of special education schools, etc., To record the life experiences and career histories of practitioners, and to reflect the development process of the cause of disabled people in my country from the perspective of individual careers. This volume is a Special Olympics volunteer volume. It interviews more than 20 volunteers who have participated in the Special Olympics Games and records their mental journey and feelings about engaging in Special Olympics sports and volunteer activities.

This volume contains interviews with fifteen Special Olympics coaches. Most of them have been exposed to Special Olympics for many years, have practical experience in training Special Olympics athletes, and are familiar with the development of Special Olympics in China at the grassroots level. Coaches are the link between Special Olympics, children with intellectual disabilities, and their parents. Through studying in special schools and being trained by coaches, children can acquire the basic abilities to participate in social activities. They uphold the belief of "changing a child, warming a family", creating more opportunities and better platforms for all children with intellectual disabilities, so that society can see the abilities of people with intellectual disabilities through sports and be willing to accept them. At the same time, in group life and Special Olympics sports, children's self-reliance is cultivated so that they can succeed, develop, and find opportunities for life to bloom. By interviewing Special Olympics coaches, this book can not only understand the development status of Special Olympics sports in contemporary China, but also speak out for people with intellectual disabilities from another perspective.

General Secretary Xi Jinping once said, "Special Olympics is a mutual aid activity for human beings and embodies the truth, goodness and beauty of human beings." The attitude towards disabled people and vulnerable groups reflects the civilization and quality of a city's citizens. The "Special Olympics Oral History" series, in the form of one-on-one interviews, records the personal experiences of people with disabilities and those working in the disability industry. It tells the most authentic stories from the perspective of those who have experienced them, hoping to become a positive factor in promoting the progress of social civilization. This book mainly interviews two types of people: one is people with intellectual disabilities and their families, teachers, colleagues, etc. It completely records the life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities from birth to the time of the interview, and tells the life stories and life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities, that is, it tells the personal life history and family life history of people with intellectual disabilities. The second is to interview ordinary people engaged in the cause of disabled people, such as Special Olympics coaches, leaders and teachers of special education schools, etc., To record the life and career experiences of practitioners, and to reflect the development process of the cause of disabled people in my country from the perspective of individual careers. This volume is the "Special Olympics Athletes Volume". A total of ten athletes and their families who have participated in the Special Olympics were interviewed. The oral history of each family includes two parts: interviews and observations. Each interview generally consists of 2-5 interviews, including interviews with parents of people with intellectual disabilities, people with intellectual disabilities themselves, teachers of people with intellectual disabilities, colleagues, etc. Observation is an observation record of the work or study activities of a person with intellectual disabilities on a certain day, recorded in a table form. This book has a total of about 250,000 words. It records the life stories of ten people with intellectual disabilities and their families through conversations with people with intellectual disabilities, their families, and teachers, as well as detailed observations of their lives and work. The form of the interview is cordial and harmonious, and the content is rich and vivid. It takes the personal destiny of special groups as the starting point and takes care of the changes and progress of the entire society.

This volume is a volume on special education school principals in the "Special Olympics Oral History" series. It interviews 14 principals engaged in special education in Beijing, Shanghai, Wuhan, Jilin, Kunming and other places. Oral history interviews were conducted by college students, graduate students, and teachers from all over the country. This work began in 2017 and will be completed in early 2020. In addition to the interviews with the principals themselves, interviews were also conducted with the principals' colleagues, family members, students, parents, etc., To show the principals' special education and Special Olympics work from multiple aspects, and strive to provide a more comprehensive three-dimensional picture of the special education principals. These 14 oral history records reflect the basic process of building specialized intellectual education schools in my country since the reform and opening up and the development context of the Special Olympics movement and Special Olympics integration. They reflect the achievements of my country's special education in the past 20 to 30 years, as well as the changes in the concept of special education in all sectors of society and the improvement of social civilization.

"Listen to Me This Time: Anyang Volume" is one of the "Special Olympics Oral History". The manuscripts in this volume are arranged according to the latitude of the five cities from high to low [Harbin-Xi'an-Wuhan-Wenzhou-Kunming]; within each city, the Anyang people are arranged in ascending order of age. When the Anyang people were born in the same year, they are randomly arranged. There are main interviews, secondary interviews, observation diaries, and interview notes for some individuals. The main interviews were conducted with the most important elders such as parents and grandmothers who live with the residents on a daily basis. There are two types of interviews, one is an interview with the Anyang person himself, and the other is an interview with the Anyang person's other relatives or teachers and friends with whom they have more daily contact. An observation diary is a record of several hours of observation focusing on the main aspects of the life of a person on a certain day. Some observation diaries are in tabular format, which is concise and clear, and some are in pure text description format, which is richer in information. This volume respects the wishes of the interviewers and does not unify the format, hoping to allow readers to experience different expression styles.

This volume is the Special Olympics Family Leaders Volume, which interviews 16 Special Olympics family leaders in seven cities, including Harbin, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, Wuhan, Xi'an and Kunming. They are not only parents of people with intellectual disabilities, but also leaders in organizing and coordinating families with disabilities from all over the world to participate in Special Olympics sports, social activities, and strive for social resources. Families of these individuals with intellectual disabilities have made many efforts and responses to combat differentiation and distinction. In their stories, we can see the antagonistic reactions, as well as the inclusiveness and extensibility of individual lives nurtured by time.

The Peasants and Workers' Party supports the 30th anniversary of Dafang County, Bijie City, Guizhou Province. It includes: preface, main text, postscript, and three parts. After more than 30 years of dedicated support, my dream came true. Indeed, in order to live up to the great trust of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, to faithfully fulfill the original mission, and to be more considerate to the local folks, Dafang has left the footprints of generations of peasants and workers, poured out their feelings, and sown their hopes and enthusiasm for this land.

In August 2021, the US military withdrew from Afghanistan, and the subsequent "Fall of Kabul" incident caused an uproar in society. The United States launched the war in Afghanistan in October 2001. This war lasted for nearly 20 years and once received overwhelming support from public opinion. Now that the war in Afghanistan has come to an end, it has been recorded as a serious geopolitical disaster brewed by the United States in the 21st century. "The Afghanistan Papers" is an in-depth investigation of the war, revealing the lies, deceptions and truth of the U. S. War in Afghanistan. The United States launches war in the name of counter-terrorism. This is the sanitized official narrative. The author obtained a large number of public internal investigation documents and revealed in this book how the United States fell into a labor-intensive war and was determined to hide the truth of its failure from the public. The "Afghanistan Papers" originally came from the "Lessons Learned" interview transcript compiled by the Office of the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction under the U. S. Congress. It was titled "What the United States Needs to Learn: Lessons from the 20 Years of War in Afghanistan" and aimed to examine the reasons for the failure of the U. S. Policy in Afghanistan. The document is more than 2,000 pages long and collects interviews with key decision-makers and those who witnessed the war, including Pentagon officials, military generals, diplomats, businessmen, aid workers, etc. The facts they told are shocking - four consecutive US presidents lied that "the Afghan war strategy is correct and is progressing smoothly," but in fact it was a "nation-building experiment" that seriously failed in Afghanistan.

The "I Came from Xinjiang" series of books is a rare large-scale chronicle of Xinjiang characters. "Xinjiang·Lai" is the fifth book in this series and the final book with a perfect ending. All the protagonists in "Xinjiang Come" are not only from Xinjiang, but also successful people in various fields. Each of them has created or continues to create an extraordinary journey of realizing their dreams. The author re-interviewed 17 ordinary people in Xinjiang who were pursuing their dreams in the mainland, and brought the follow-up stories of their outstanding achievements; 7 film and television celebrities and musicians, including Chen Jianbin, Wang Jingchun, Ma You, and Parhati, personally told their journey from Xinjiang to thousands of households, with twists and turns and unimaginable hardships; 8 successful people from all walks of life in Hong Kong frankly shared their ups and downs of leaving Xinjiang to study and struggle. There is also Tong Liya who sincerely shared in the preface. A total of 33 Xinjiang people who have successfully realized their dreams have brought together a set of touching and inspirational stories. The author of this book, Kurbanjan, is not only the interviewer of these inspirational stories, but also the most sincere "interviewee". At the end of the book, his several self-prefaces and a speech written in Uyghur Chinese style are extremely touching. This is the reason why he was able to persist in completing the five books in the "I Come from Xinjiang" series for more than six years. All the protagonists in "Latin America" ​​follow their hearts and set ambitious goals for themselves, which are difficult enough that most people can't even imagine. On the road to chasing their dreams, they did not rush for quick success, but worked hard, never flinched, never gave up, and unswervingly turned their dreams into reality. The core content of what they say is one sentence: the harder you work, the luckier you will be!